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Rachel Maddow: Audio ‘Requires a Little More Precision in Writing and Delivery Than TV Does’
"In a visual medium, you can round off the edges a little bit with on-screen elements and body language, neither of which is available when all you have is a microphone."
MSNBC Launches Podcast Subscription Platform
“We’re meeting consumers where they are and reaching more of them than ever before."
MSNBC Hosts Continue to Push Back Against Hiring of Ronna McDaniel
"I find the decision to put her on the payroll inexplicable, and I hope they will reverse their decision.”
Sean Hannity: Jake Tapper, Rachel Maddow Aren’t Honest With Their Audiences
"They claim they're journalists. They're anything but journalists. Just own who you are."
Grace Curley: I Get Criticized For Focusing Too Much on Media Stories
"I've been trying to bring a little balance to it and not focus on it too much."
Rachel Maddow: ‘Irresponsible’ for MSNBC to Broadcast Portion of Trump Victory Speech
"It’s a balance between knowing that that’s irresponsible to broadcast...this is not only the man who is likely to be the Republican candidate for president, but this is the way he’s running."
Buck Sexton: Rachel Maddow Commentary on Trump ‘Unhinged, Insane’
"(Trump Derangement Syndrome) is as real as a lot of other things that people with different kinds of anxiety disorders. Rachel Maddow is insane."
Grace Curley: Rachel Maddow Couldn’t Have Been More Biased During E. Jean Carroll Interview
"She's a 'journalist', she's 'delivering the truth to the American people', and she's laughing alongside this cook."
Keith Olbermann: I Advised Rachel Maddow to Take A Year Off Instead of Only Monday Schedule
"I actually sent her a note pleading with her not to cut back to one day a week, but to take a sabbatical for a year, or even two, and return full-time as the 2024 primary season began."
Howie Carr: MSNBC Admitted to Censoring Donald Trump and Doesn’t Care Who Knows It
"The worst part of MSNBC's censorship of Donald Trump is not that Rachel Maddow unabashedly admits to it on live television. It's that she admits to a pattern of it."